New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-27
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.
FOOTBALL AND THANKSGIVING ITEMS
FLAUNTING BLUE AND CRIMSON RT3BONs-QUIET
WEDDINGS EARLY IN THE WEEK.


WEDDINGS EARLY IN THE WEEK.
Football and Thanksgiving dinners were the prin-
cipal social designations of last week. and in every
way, 50 far as heard from they entirely salts
factory-nnlcSS, indeed. to some Harvard
great crowd assembled at the Polo Grounds Thurs
day afternoon to the Crimson the Blue struggle
for championship honors in the rough anil tumble
known as football Fortunately the weather was
agreeable enough to tempt out many ladies'. and they
added much to fh" interest of the occasion. They
filled dragS and boxes TO ovcrfowing and displayed
their faNOrlie college cOlOrS with much cnthus asn
This gathering OF the Yale and Harvard clans was the
rxcnSe for many pleasant luncheon parties before the
game began Ahcrward the Thanksgiving turkey was
duly honOrcd In many homes. Among those who
gave large dinners in town were Mrs. EibridSe T.
Gerry. Mrs GrSv Old Gray, Mrs. James \. Roosevelt,
Mrs. William Schcfmcrhorn, and Mrs. :. T. Nash
great many persons ont of the city. of
course, Tuxedo Park claiming large proportion OF
them. There was dance There In the c!nb house
in tho evening. All Tong Island. too. the
hoSpitablc doors stood opcn and generously laden
tables were spread for family friends from town;
There was gay breakfast at SANDS n1iht I. iuu
members of the Meadow BroOh HUNT ii' "''' ''
Lloyd Bryce.
The opera drew well during the week, hut The most
brilliant night Wednesday. when new ofera was
given The boxes did not fill till late. and were
empticd pretty early but while the occupants did
remain. the place brilliant The diamonds Of Mrs:
william A>ior and Ms. Cornelius Vanderbilt were
particularly observed by every one.
There were a good many wedding, ON Tuesday and
"Wednesday
tho Rev Dr. Newton's church Tuesday
afternoon there wa, a gathering of various well
known people especially from Mcschc~tcr ana there
abouts TO see Herbert A. sherman and Miss Anna f.
white married. The bride dressed in dark
cloth travelling gown. tiiD,ncd with far. aud her
maid of honor. her sister, Miss Mary White was
a'-o clad in dark stun. She carried pink roses and
tho BRIDE White roses. Colonel James W. Nainum,
sherman EvartS. Mr. and Mrs. J. Howard Wainwright
and Mayer Lord and Mrs. Lord were among tie
guests The day IN the morning, Tho 'hnr'h
of the Annunciation west Fonltecnth--t. was the
,ccnc OF the marriage of Miss Ellen Campbell niece
OF Mrs Bcclsmau lie PeSster, and the KEY 'h"ii''
f. TAYLOR of south Bethlehem, Penn. Thor who
ushcrs but best man or maid of honor I"e KNOT
wa. securely fastened. however, by ihc Ecv. Dr.
Thoma, Taylor. and the patur OF lic ,Hu''"' 80
Roy DR. W J >cabury. The friend of IN, bridal
couple gathered afcrwarl al me nous Hl VI i io
is i'm mourning there. were few people invit,d 10
tho wedding II Mi,- Jennie :. Herman ana WI ava
Usvemcyrr II wa, a house wedding in III" "vrnlns,
and there was small IrG,p'ionn AZ 'ITi.,itn and
Mi, Katharnr Sadow-Ea al The i w." Hi ,i aud
groom father al 40 - Wc,t one hi .'n. ~.
Jnlge Finest Hall In every WY ,. ~ ,r,. rxccclreT
pretty and wei ordered
onIv immediate friends Of tn, bride and i"d'sroom
witnessed N, marriage Of +. 4 Can'ho'- ana MISS
Lillian German in Philadelphia on TUESDAY afternoon
There wa q GOOD deal Of d-play however al
TIE wedding ~ Mr.. BcavorWcDb and MIS- N''' VI"
In Wash ny ON. at half past II a M Inc CIV" " o.
tho brdo beautifully DECORATE r., rin r,,'y
toor nacn NJ e. PAN. church. and emac'd of fT--
l,h fashions urohal " account 81 th' i''' ''' '
TcavOr-Webb l. an Eng huan' or Wa.
There WIS = ouict but rr,tty wedding in the church
90 The Heavenly Resf ON "Wednesday evening 'h'h
William StolS Hatch and Miss Minnie f"b,'" ""
married by the Fey. d. Parker Morgan Inc J." ="
Who is The a1ctcr Of Charlie, T. Robinson oi I"."
lccpslo was dressed In white satin and tnH'. i'H
maid of honor was Miss Helena Ihona' ana 'h' " -
man va, Mario 4" Mcudouca II. pd' ,..
" sweet T. c. Hal, and iI.arc III zen avn d,r~-cG
stla-htvay for Montreal.
Broollyn also had IFS wedding festivities on N'dn"s
day evening". when Nj, Edith Young was married Il
James g. ,haw at 80. 10 Caroli-st. The reception
Wa small In Newark too. there was pleasant "N
element n fashionable circles caused hy ih' m'rra'
Of NJ, Mnua Wright to Rowland T. hea>y' Nh''
tooh pla.c al moo" III 'f"'r nrlo n ,,'.. no.
DE. later Oh, d tn, house If thc brides i''h'r'
The fair at the Aotel Brunswick for the benefit Of
the New Diet Kitchen passed oil snco''SIn'S A'
Monday and Tuesday. MIS-. Hoe. Mrs Tiffany ana inc
other ladies interested spared no pam +" m na@d Az
handsome amount realized" which VII All be 'l'h'
for the benefit of the SEX poor ia "-i"ih
Many people in fashionable circles Of society arc
,lea.cd At seeing the house Of william h,tor once moro
o,..ned for nrth and cayety Mis. A-tors health pre-
vented her from entertaining la,t season bn She hoe
10 be- ale do som thing ia that way TINS "'"'''
Her first attempt dinner on Tuesday evening ia''
10 a lot Of youn. peoplr. including John J@"D 40"
r. hroclm!,i cutting and "iher 'hllna% u .'o'
circle Ou MeInrsGa, d, has been stal''l ~, W H. i
al fire. opera for -h"i nm sIl'h-"'N ~, -,i
health II IS reported that she viii give largo Dan
in January.
I..bufanto, for next season will be cultivated this
winter n a dancing elias, saturday evening at The
Afendcl,-oAU GIcc cub Ioons Ms. J. {. NlinrlG",
and Nj Robert Anthrop radrrs IN ARRANGING
thr,r pleasant Affairs. Inc dances arr th"l nI"l, "
course. but no"' th' less Pheasant on 'ha' "''"'"'
on Wednesday Mis- Counor Viii be married AT lena
u.s. v d. to Albert y II. lines. The br'ie IS the niece
Of Washington T. c"hnor
Howard Martin viii marry Miss Amy Williams on
Thursday Di tLiS week IN thar,t thnrcn' Nc"
IIi-4ton, =. J.
lwo concerts Of the HLbin,icn club viii be given
at Chickeling Hal on I,ccmbrr - and Apni l.
D04dlc,s these VIII be fashionable "a hrItngi judging
from iir names Of Nh" pat roi">>'> anh me tern "a
ia wlrn they announce r' ming dress ana IA" b"""'S.
Alni>- On VIII lc hy luNt1il"n
Tie balls IF IN. Ihpc, ,nsa, the most fashionable
dances q any ia Inooh!yn viii take I' thu
year in December and January. with pos bly, another
ball later Many small dancing parties are already
announced ia tie 1iJ oil lh"' hes.
asa rUBDAT NIGHT" ar TTE L0foS CLth
Sc Saturday uigh;~ A. the L,tos Club pleasant
and enjoyable last ght uauaL Some three hundred
vcl- nown gentlemen were present who enjoyed an '@
,...,, collection CO.. picture ala Informal dmn''-- ,
PR granme and s.p.r. The pictures e"'en'' ufee IL
nun l.l were mostly by American Artists, som" 81 whom
ar. Edo Id Morni ~ l.. SonEtIg. .. H. faso' Constant
Ma,cr. A. T.. Tat j. II. Lplrh- james ~ Hart CARTON
~ Chairman. +. =. church, George II. Sidllic, w. =
Macy H. \. Fercu. Arthur Patton, Charles H. Miller
Elliott Dang,rarit. ALoit .n'eJ' J. Alden Weir ana
oTLih'iW .....t.. ....t
sR.trhl'g ln colon. lF Bru Crane ana idpd ~'rhhs
In bacf and white ly ohcr artist, ana f'ri'" 'na'
,,,-. lr.-..f \. ]. TAFT ibr. L.. J. How,
Clnaio. Ful o.. rant W. Sanger, Id~nd Nom Dr.
Ar,hur r. His. Dr Charles /. Iafde'. Cglon"i Iho.a,
~ Tror. b.. y ". kingsley. Howard NAcak ff. . j.
w jgpt,. 4 ~alNni. william Carey Charlie shaw MN
Freeman and John Macsai'
aP 0yLNOKE HOPES ~ SEE "SHE' TOMORROW.
T. g. Gilmore was resting quietly yesterday ia hf
,,s AT the Hotel Brunswick when seen bY reporter.
ia ,vas in his usual good spirits and spoke hopefully